Lots of career paths and opportunities. Work-life balance is pretty good.
Because of its sheer size, everything takes some time to happen. It's very difficult to bring about a small change inside the organization. IBM is a process-oriented company, which in some cases can become annoying.
I was evaluated on data structures and problem-solving, like implementing an ArrayList in Java and a few other simpler problems. Overall, the interview was a good experience, and I accepted the offer at that time. Post which, there was a design roun
3 rounds of interview: 2 technical and 1 managerial round. Skills: Scripting, AWS, Jenkins, Helm, Kubernetes, Git, Networking, Ansible, CI/CD, Python, Infrastructure, Docker, good communication skills.
Technical interview and Manager Interview went fine and in time for me. But HR process took too much of time. HR response time is very, very less. It took a very long time to release the offer. HR had poor response to emails sent. Things moved g
I was evaluated on data structures and problem-solving, like implementing an ArrayList in Java and a few other simpler problems. Overall, the interview was a good experience, and I accepted the offer at that time. Post which, there was a design roun
3 rounds of interview: 2 technical and 1 managerial round. Skills: Scripting, AWS, Jenkins, Helm, Kubernetes, Git, Networking, Ansible, CI/CD, Python, Infrastructure, Docker, good communication skills.
Technical interview and Manager Interview went fine and in time for me. But HR process took too much of time. HR response time is very, very less. It took a very long time to release the offer. HR had poor response to emails sent. Things moved g